3 ways to remove tree sap from your car

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In this article, you will learn: Why tree sap is so difficult to remove What happens if you leave sap on your car for too long 3 easy ways to safely remove tree sap from the surface of your car If you’re the type of driver who always hunts for a parking spot next to the biggest tree, then you know what it’s like to roll out from under the glorious shade, only to discover brown, sticky drops all over the hood of your car. Or maybe you’ve come back from a camping trip and realised your mosquito-bitten ankles weren’t the only casualty of the great outdoors. Tree sap stains can be a big pain to remove, and the longer you wait, the less likely they are to budge. The best thing you can do for your car is take care of the mess right away, so here are three ways to safely remove tree sap from your car and make your ride less tacky (no pun intended)! A STICKY SITUATION Before we get to the how-to portion of this how-to, what is it that makes tree sap so sticky, anyway? The answer: terpenes. Terpenes are bio-active molecules produced